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TWO OFF AS TOWN SUFFER DEFEAT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 November 2024

DIV 1 NORTH
By Jim Purtill

WITHAM TOWN 2
CAMBRIDGE CITY 4
A DOMINANT second-half performance from Cambridge City claimed the points against high-flying Witham. An even first half was followed by a second period in which Witham conceded three goals and finished with nine men.
Things looked bright for the home side after taking a ninth-minute lead through Ollie Bell after a good run by Deese Kasinga-Madia.
But Cambridge found their way back with Jack Thompson equalising in first-half time added on.
Morris scored for Witham straight after the break but Aaron Greene levelled.
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